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Bachelor of Technology (Education) in Materials and Architectural Technology (UL)

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  • 17-06-2011 2:58pm
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    murphy2
    Registered Users Posts: 32 ✭


    Im a carpenter looking to get into teaching, I was thinking of applying for the above course as a mature student and im looking for a heads up on the course, ie would it be advisable to be at a certain stanard (LC higher/lower) of tech drawing, maths etc.
    Any help would be appreciated.


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    J_E
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    I believe they start off with the basics. I'm going into it hopefully next year with DCG and Construction Studies under my belt but I've heard stories of people starting the course off with neither done beforehand. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to brush up on Maths in time for September.


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    brianbhoy1888
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    I am in 3rd year Metalwork, and the two courses are very much the same. I just had Junior Cert Drawing and I still in the course! You only have one module of maths and that's in 1st year, and it's pretty much LC Ordinary level standard


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